Thomas Frank appointed the new Tottenham head coach on a three-year-old deal after Club had paid a hefty release clause to lure him from Brentford and replaced dismissed Ange Postcoglou

Thomas Frank is confirmed as TottenhamThe new head coach on a three -year contract.

Frank moves through London after nine years Brentford to succeed Ange Postecogloufired last Friday, 16 days after his team the Europa League.

“In Thomas we name one of the most progressive and innovative head coaches in the game,” said a spokesperson for Spurs. “He has a proven track record in the development of players and team and we look forward to the team leading the team while we are preparing for the coming season.”

Director of Brentford of Football Phil Giles has sincerely published thanks to Frank for his impact on the club he led to promotion in 2021.

“It was a pleasure to work with Thomas,” said Giles. ‘From the moment he replaced Dean SmithHe understood what we tried to build and helped his wisdom, coaching capacity and emotional intelligence to transform the club.

‘There have been so many special moments with Thomas and nobody will ever forget the day at Wembley for the play-off final or that emotional first Premier League play against Arsenal.

Tottenham confirmed the appointment of Thomas Frank on Thursday as their new head coach

Ange Postecoglou (above) was illuminated from his duties in Tottenham last Friday by Daniel Levy

The lectures progressed quickly and Frank was appointed within a week after the exit of the Australians

“But it’s not just what you see on the field. He forged a special connection with our fans, helped in developing and improving players and played an important role in implementing the culture that Brentford has seen in strength to strength.

‘However, just like when a player leaves, it offers an opportunity for someone else to come in and to have his own impact.

“We will never forget Thomas, but now it’s time to thank him and take the next steps in our journey with a new leader who, in our opinion, can be just as successful and influential.”

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy had identified 51-year-old Frank as the man he wanted before he wanted to dismiss postecoglou last Friday and spent most of this week negotiating compensation for Brentford for him and several of his coaching staff.

Justin Cochrane will join Spurs at Spurs, although Brentford tried their utmost to keep him the 43-year-old, who spent nine years coaching career in the Academy of Tottenham.

Cochrane, who came to the bees three years ago from Manchester United, was rated from Thomas Tuchel’s English staff and so strongly that Brentford considered him one of the candidates for the role of head coach.

Also about London are from the Getch Community Stadium are fitness coach Chris Haslam and analyst Joe Newton. Andreas Georgson will become a member of the Coaching Team of Manchester United.

Postecoglou’s assistant -coaches Mile Jedinak, Nick Montgomery and Sergio Raimundo have all left tracks with Matt Wells and goalkeeper coach Rob Burch left.

Frank led Brentford to the Premier League in 2021 and they have not looked back since then

Postecoglou was fired despite winning the first trophy of Spurs in 17 years – the Europa League

The success of Postecoglou when delivering silverware, which he promised that he would, means that the Dane will take the lead over Tottenham in the Champions League, and he will want a team that can compete at the highest level.

Reports had claimed that Tottenham wanted to hijack the pressure of Manchester United to sign Frank’s golden boy Bryan Mbeumo of his now former club.

Sources, however, have announced that traces are ‘very unlikely’ to enter the race for the attacker, which in the past term scored 20 goals in the Premier League.

Last month Mail Sport’s Oliver Holt played a few sets of Padel in Brentford’s Osterley facility with Frank and Assistant coach Kevin O’Connor.

During their day together, Frank explained what is needed to build a successful culture in a football club – as he did in Brentford and to continue to improve one step after the other.

“We are on the shoulders of others,” Frank told an interview in an interview last month. ‘And we build on foundations that they have built for us. We have to recognize that every time.

“It’s all about the ego. So how vulnerable is it or how big is it? Some people always need reassurance and to say: “The reason I am so good is because of me and has nothing to do with these top players and good staff.” It depends on who you are.

‘So you have to believe in your own skills, but be humble enough to know that there is a lot of hard work and you are not the only one. So I have faith in myself and what I can do. Also modest enough to know that I can’t do anything alone. Nobody can.

‘Look, if you ask if I’m hard, I think I’m extremely resilient. And I think we all have a dark side. I have five percent dark side in me. Even my wife says that.

‘You need that dark side to have a lead and I have a lead. I am extremely competitive, very determined, and you do not survive in this company if you are not tough. ‘